WindowsCost guide · 2026

Window replacement cost in 2026

Replacement windows average $450–$1,400 per opening installed. Whole-home replacement on a typical home runs $7,000–$22,000.

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National average

$450–$22,000

Typical per window or whole home in 2026, before applicable rebates and tax credits.

  • Vinyl double-hung

    Most common; good ROI.

    $450–$900
  • Fiberglass

    Stronger frames, slim sightlines.

    $700–$1,400
  • Wood / clad-wood

    Premium look, historic match.

    $900–$2,500
  • Whole-home (10 windows)

    Volume pricing applies.

    $7,000–$22,000
What drives the cost

Cost factors

Frame material

Vinyl is cheapest; fiberglass and wood/clad cost 1.5–3×.

Glass package

Double-pane Low-E is standard; triple-pane and gas fills add cost.

Size & shape

Custom, arched, or bay windows cost significantly more.

Install type

Insert (pocket) is cheapest; full-frame replacement adds labor.

Rebates

Federal 25C credit covers 30% up to $600/yr on ENERGY STAR windows.

Regional

By state

Labor, permitting, and material costs vary by state. These ranges scale the national average to your region.

StateTypical range
California$600–$29,700Windows in California
Florida$500–$22,900Windows in Florida
Illinois$500–$23,300Windows in Illinois
New York$600–$28,200Windows in New York
Texas$500–$22,000Windows in Texas
Washington$500–$25,300Windows in Washington
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